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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1909
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rooms, furnishing, a private walled area, values like 214 Pike and 41,200.00, monthly 31,200.00, and 2,200. New and other garbled terms follow including mentions of vendors, weights, and a series of supposed products or inventions. The readable facts are sparse and unspecific.
The Imperial Stock Company showcased a dense schedule at the Grand Theatre including the wedding on stage, the "The Man of the Hour" production, and a chain of acts led by Henry Barris. Cast features Herbert Colthey, Dynet Firrots, Stephens, Buck Shetran, and Lawrence with Dana Kero and William Spee Wicke among others. The company aims for polished scenic production with a noted New York influence.
A damaged 19th century newspaper ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy. It promises a $100 reward if it fails to cure catarrh in all stages, claims internal action in the bloodstream, and urges readers to buy via local druggists with testimonials from Currin and others.
Indiana voters prepare for a statewide option movement with elections in about nineteen counties this week. The notice lists county seats, house for rent and household items up for sale, including a bid event at the court house offering fresh corn.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe special trains and sections for political figures including Governor Nolpl and members of the Baxter Totriats party, with references to the Republican Gles Club of Columbus and cadets from a Me fami Institute. It mentions a special train No 2 and a section arrangement for Wednesday evening, and the Ohio Regiment scheduled to take a special train at Parlairsbitire.
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